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Mosso Launches CloudFS Storage Service

Om Malik, Monday, May 5, 2008 at 6:00 PM PT Comments (6)

Mosso, an on demand hosting start-up is embracing Cloud Computing with open arms, and today launched the beta of CloudFS, a new web-based storage offering that will compete with Amazon’s S3. Mosso plans to charge $0.15 per gigabyte, and will remain in beta till end of third quarter.

Finally, T-Mobile Launches a U.S. 3G Network

Om Malik, Monday, May 5, 2008 at 9:00 AM PT Comments (9)

T-Mobile USA, the company known for its ultra-affordable voice plans, is launching its 3G Network in New York City, ushering in what we hope will be competition in the market leading to the lowering of 3G data costs for mobile phone users.
For now, the new UMTS/HSDPA network is available only in New York, but there [...]

At Amazon, Sun Coming Out From the Cloud

Om Malik, Sunday, May 4, 2008 at 3:16 PM PT Comments (16)

Sun Microsystems is getting ready to talk about its cloud computing efforts, including some kind of a deal with Amazon for its Amazon Web Services, according to CEO Jonathan Schwartz, who delivered a short keynote at Startup Camp in San Francisco. Startup Camp is an adjunct event to the JavaOne Conference that kicks off later [...]

Persistent Storage Boosts Amazon Web Services; Enterprise Ambitions

Om Malik, Monday, April 14, 2008 at 10:30 AM PT Comments (8)

In an ongoing effort to improve its suite of web services, Amazon said today that it’s adding persistent storage features to its EC2 storage service. Why is this important?
As the AWS blog explains, up until now you were able to attach 160 GB to 1.7 TB of storage to an EC2 “instance.” (An [...]

Mosso Joins the Cloud Computing Fray

Om Malik, Tuesday, February 19, 2008 at 6:00 AM PT Comments (24)

Amazon’s foray into on-demand web services such as its S3 storage and EC2 computing service has done two things: brought the focus onto cloud computing and at the same time up-ended the pricing structure of the Internet infrastructure. Of course, it has also prompted a spate of copycats and liberal interpretation of the term “cloud [...]

Rural Texas Gets Superfast Wireless Broadband

Om Malik, Friday, February 8, 2008 at 7:17 AM PT Comments (12)

Stelera Wireless, an Oklahoma City-based rural broadband service provider has launched its high-speed HSPA service in two markets — Floresville & Poth, Texas — utilizing the Advanced Wireless Services (AWS) spectrum band it had acquired in last year’s AWS spectrum auction. The AWS utilizes the 2.1 GHz and 1.7 GHz bands. Stelera has beaten [...]

Amazon SimpleDB 101 & Why It Matters

Nitin Borwankar, Friday, December 14, 2007 at 12:22 PM PT Comments (47)

SimpleDB is hugely disruptive. Sure, it will take some time to evolve the new thinking patterns and new design disciplines that this technology forces us to consider. To do so, consider this breakdown of the similarities and differences between SimpleDB and conventional relational databases.

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